Opus 5.5 is the new default, with a single card for effort and speed. Every project run now lands in an Output tab and ends with a report, and workflow approvals show up right in the chat.
Latestv0.26.0Opus 5.5 by default, an effort-and-speed card, a project Output tab, workflow approvals in chat, custom session backgrounds, and faster file opens.Read entry →
Opus 5.5 by default, a project Output tab, workflow approvals from any chat.
Jaade 0.25 and 0.26 make Opus 5.5 the default Claude model, add a new effort-and-speed card, give every project an Output tab and a report at the end of each run, and let you answer a workflow's approval right from its chat. Monaco is now the only editor, sessions get custom backgrounds, and files open faster. Also: Add to Chat on file tabs, steadier OpenCode steering, tidier command-bar chips, and a software-rendering fallback for machines where the UI flickers.
NewclaudeOpus 5.5 is now the default Claude model, with a 1M-token context window, 128K max output, and lower cost than Opus 5. Opus 5 and Opus 4.8 stay in the picker.
Newcommand barA new effort card in the model popover pairs a stepped effort slider with a speed toggle and a one-click reset. Fast mode is remembered per agent and now works with Codex too.
NewprojectsProjects gain an Output tab that lists everything a run produced, grouped by day, with a live preview and Reveal in Finder / Open in… actions. Every finished run now also writes a summary report you can open from the project.
NewworkflowsWhen a workflow run is waiting on your approval or input, the card now appears above the composer in each of its chats, so you can answer without opening the Workflows view.
NewappearanceGive the chat pane a background: pick Alpine, Dunes, or Dusk and set how strongly it shows through.
UpdatededitorMonaco is now the only editor, and the editor-engine setting has been removed. It uses VS Code's Dark+ and Light+ syntax colors, highlights Markdown correctly, and opens large files faster.
FixedagentsAgent CLIs installed through nvm, mise, or a custom prefix are no longer reported as not installed. Keys an agent types in the built-in browser also stay in the page, so they can't land in your composer or send your draft.
Share a window with your agent, paste without the freeze, sharper Vim mode.
Jaade 0.24 lets you share any app's window with an agent — it sees a fresh screenshot each turn and, on macOS, can click and type inside it — with Browser use and Computer use now on by default. A long paste no longer freezes the composer, Settings → Keyboard gains a search box, a new Pine accent arrives, and Vim mode turns mouse drags into operable selections with a :q that actually closes.
Newshare windowShare any app's window with an agent from the composer's + menu, now available to everyone: it gets a fresh screenshot each turn and, on macOS, can click, type and scroll inside the window. A live mirror of each shared window floats in the corner, and the picker lists windows by app with search and a hover preview.
UpdatedagentsBrowser use and Computer use are now on by default, so an agent can drive your Chrome or the macOS desktop without first turning on an experimental setting — each chat still asks before it acts.
FastercomposerPasting a huge block of text no longer freezes the composer. Very long pastes are saved to a file and added as an @file mention instead, so every agent reads them with its own tools.
NewkeyboardSettings → Keyboard gains a search box: filter shortcuts by name or by key combination, so finding and checking a binding no longer means scrolling the whole list.
NewappearanceA new Pine accent color, plus an Accent color submenu in the sidebar's theme menu so you can change the app accent without opening Settings.
NewvimIn Vim mode, selecting text with the mouse now drops the editor into Visual mode, so operators like d, y and c act on what you dragged, with gutter drags selecting whole lines. An optional Select mode lets typing replace the selection instead.
FixedvimVim's :q now actually closes the file, with the usual prompt for unsaved changes; :q! discards and closes, and :wq saves before closing instead of racing the write.
Run Workflows from a chat, slash commands in Markdown, sharper knowledge search.
Jaade 0.23 lets an agent list, run, edit, and turn on your Workflows without leaving the session, adds a / snippet menu to the Markdown editor, and upgrades knowledge search to blend keyword and on-device semantic matching. The knowledge graph moves to a zoomable canvas, wiki pages gain per-page templates, you can install the agent CLIs from inside the app, browser windows float over the sidebars, plus Lean 4 support, faster streaming, a smaller download, and a stack of Codex and knowledge-base fixes.
NewworkflowsAgent sessions can now drive your Workflows end to end — list them, run one and report how it went, edit its graph, and turn it on — all through the built-in Jaade commands without leaving the chat. Every change still asks permission, and a newly created workflow stays a draft until you approve it.
NeweditorType / in a Markdown file to open a styled snippet menu — headings, lists, code blocks, tables and more — with alias filtering and Tab to move through placeholders. It stays out of the way inside code fences, frontmatter and links.
NewknowledgeKnowledge search now blends keyword matching with on-device semantic search for better results, and the knowledge graph moves to a zoomable canvas with fit-to-view, a minimap, hover highlights, and a floating inspector.
NewwikiWiki pages gain per-page HTML templates with a live style preview and custom instructions, a right-click page menu, a resizable page rail, and an amber dot that marks pages you've edited.
NewsetupInstall the agent CLIs right from the app: when a session's agent isn't set up, a welcome-view installer sets up Claude, Codex, or OpenCode for you — no terminal, no sudo, and nothing added to your PATH.
UpdatedbrowserBrowser windows can now float out over the sidebars and aux panes with real window controls, so a page can sit anywhere on the workbench.
FixedvariousA batch of fixes: Codex image previews render in transcripts and Codex sessions fork and refresh without getting stuck, large knowledge-base imports split into chunks instead of failing, scheduled-run transcript links survive, Vim edits respect the editor's read-only toggle, and preview search keeps focus without collapsing highlight spacing.
Explore your workspace as a wiki, manage branches and stashes, float browser tabs.
Jaade 0.21.1 adds a Wiki tab where an agent explores your workspace and writes interlinked pages, filling in a stub link the moment you click it and re-checking a page against your files on demand. The Git panel gains Branches and Stashes tabs, browser tabs can float into their own window, and Knowledge is now on by default.
NewknowledgeNew Wiki tab: point an agent at your workspace and it explores the code and writes a set of interlinked wiki pages, then fills in any stub link the moment you click it. It plans the pages first so you can review and edit the outline before anything is written.
NewknowledgeAsk the wiki in a side panel that follows you between tabs, and Re-check any page to have the agent verify its claims against your files and rewrite it if it has drifted. Right-click selected text to ask about it in chat or generate a new page from it.
NewgitNew Branches tab in the Git panel: check out, create, rename, delete, merge, and rebase branches, with ahead/behind counts, a "gone" chip when the remote branch was deleted, and a banner naming conflicted files when a merge or rebase stops.
NewgitNew Stashes tab: create, apply, pop, and drop stashes right from the sidebar — including untracked files and only the paths you select — and click a stash to browse its changed files and diffs.
NewbrowserFloat a browser tab out into its own resizable window over the workbench and dock it back, mirroring the terminal's floating mode — without reloading the page or losing your history.
UpdatedknowledgeKnowledge is now on by default and labeled "Knowledge" in settings, with a new picker for which agent runs knowledge processing.
FixedchatThe composer no longer overlaps the session list on new-session screens, and Codex session titles and controls come back correctly when you resume a session.
A knowledge graph for memory, projects in one right-click, 5 MB files.
Jaade 0.20 turns Memories into a knowledge graph — an AI-extracted, explorable map of your workspace drawn from every memory and instruction file — and lets you start a project straight from a session's right-click menu. The file viewer now opens files up to 5 MB, /memory finally works with Claude, notification clicks land on the right window, and AWS sign-in stops opening a second tab. Rounding it out: cleaner agent session previews, a steadier file-viewer selection pill, and tidier sidebar rows.
NewmemoryThe Memories screen has a new Graph view: an AI-built knowledge graph of the people, tools, and conventions in your workspace, drawn from your memory wiki and every CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, and native memory file. Explore typed, color-coded nodes, drag them around, tidy the layout, and click any node to jump to the source line it came from.
NewprojectsRight-click a session and pick New Project… to spin up a project — icon, name, color, and goal — with that session already linked, even in a workspace that has no projects yet.
Newfile viewerThe file viewer now opens files up to 5 MB instead of stopping at 512 KB, so big logs, lockfiles, and generated files load whole instead of truncated or refused.
FixedmemoryThe /memory command now works with Claude — typing it (or /clear, /new, /login) as a session's first message runs the command instead of launching a dead session, and /memory <note> is written where Claude actually reads it.
FixednotificationsClicking a desktop notification now reliably brings the right workspace window to the front — restoring it if minimized or hidden — instead of occasionally leaving another workspace on top.
FixedAWSSigning in to AWS SSO no longer opens two browser tabs, and a successful re-login no longer triggers a second redundant login prompt moments later.
Fixedfile changesThe "files changed" summary above the composer now counts files the agent edited outside your workspace — a plan under your home folder, a config, a sibling repo — so the list and the +/− totals no longer under-report your session.
